
Soper: US trip another test for Winston Peters' diplomacy
COMMENT: He's the puppeteer in the Beehive - nothing happens unless it's run past him.
COMMENT: He's the puppeteer in the Beehive - nothing happens unless it's run past him.
Spending will be difficult to monitor to ensure taxpayers are getting value for money.
COMMENT: It's time to consider some extra safeguards on euthanasia bill.
Comment: Our economy an economy is running at 80kmh in a 100kmh zone.
How will party leaders be voting as the End of Life Choice Bill comes back to parliament?
Canadian doctor says some patients hold champagne parties before she euthanizes them.
Christopher Luxon may get the last laugh over Shane Jones yet.
NZ First is "deeply concerned" over conflict of interest allegations made about Westland.
There are legitimate reasons to withhold information. Annoying the Opposition is not one.
Winston Peters is not beyond claiming credit where credit is not due.
High level of disappointment in sector due to unmet election promises, MP says.
Prime Minister Ardern's reshuffle: Dead certs, probables and maybes.
Teachers take to the picket line, with some students also showing their support.
Divergent views on the strike from a teacher, a parent and an ex-charter school.
Child wellbeing will be central to the Budget - and it won't all be for teachers.
COMMENT: Simon Bridges needs to set some conditions on Alfred Ngaro, writes Audrey Young.
Comment: "I think Ardern might just be a retail politician."
Comment: Politics in the western world is won in the middle.
COMMENT: From the success of Paris, Ardern gets back to some problematic ministers.
A recap of the highlights of the week in politics.
Eugenie Sage's decision over Waihī mining is causing widespread anxiety.
Comment: If there is a bright side it's Robertson, who at least understands red from black
EDITORIAL: Is the takeover flurry by overseas buyers an alarming trend or natural cycle?
COMMENT: The world is welcome, or at least should be. There is no alarming trend here.
Shane Jones was interviewed today as part of the Auditor-General's review of the PGF.
The nationwide survey was undertaken before the cannabis referendum was announced.
Comment: What we vote on, and what will pass in Parliament, are two very different things.
COMMENT: It's becoming a familiar taste for the Greens, swallowing dead rats.
Comment: 'Specifics aren't important. What's important is madness of what they're doing.'
NZ First gives go-ahead to abortion reform, but rejects referendum on MMP threshold.